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editSource http://www.dodmedia.osd.mil/ ID: DAST8906613
Caption: "A right front view of a Soviet BMP-2 armored personnel carrier armed with a 30mm cannon and, atop the turret, a Spandrel anti-tank guided weapon.
Date Shot: 27 Apr 1989 "
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current | 14:40, 29 November 2005 | 2,430 × 1,540 (1.78 MB) | Harald Hansen (talk | contribs) | Source http://www.dodmedia.osd.mil/ ID: DAST8906613 Caption: "A right front view of a Soviet BMP-2 armored personnel carrier armed with a 30mm cannon and, atop the turret, a Spandrel anti-tank guided weapon. Date Shot: 27 Apr 1989 " |
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